Bridging Japan and New York through Words and Culture
English Brain was though of invented in Japan. It’s really hard for Japanese to think things in English because we are so used to our language. The contents here is sharing how to improve “English Brain”
Learn English with Trader Joe’s Fearless Flyer! Hello! This is Maegami from the blog Goddess Bangs. Today, let’s explore a fun way to study English using Trader Joe’s unique catalog—the Fearless Flyer. Studying English with textbooks alone can feel boring and hard to continue. But with the witty and playful Fearless Flyer, you can naturally…
Recommended Book – The Power of Language by Viorica Marian Hello, this is Maegami from the blog Megami no Maegami! Today, I’d like to introduce one of my favorite English books: The Power of Language by Viorica Marian. → Check it out on Amazon → Watch Viorica Marian on YouTube (Pivot Official Channel) A Book…
The Big Leap: How to Break Limits and Step Into Success & Happiness Hello! This is Maegami from the blog Megami no Maegami. Today, I’d like to introduce a book that can truly change your life. Recently, I read “The Big Leap” by Gay Hendricks, recommended by a friend, and I found it not only…
How to Develop an “English Brain”: Effective Steps and Approaches Hello! I’m Maegami from the blog Goddess’ Bangs. In this article, I’ll share how to train your brain to think directly in English — a process that took me over ten years. It’s all about daily habits and incorporating English into your lifestyle. Want to…
How to Read The New Yorker: A Beginner’s Guide for Japanese Readers ntroduction Hello everyone, this is Maegami from Goddess’ Bangs 🌸 The New Yorker is a world-famous American magazine featuring essays, fiction, poetry, reviews, and commentary on art, politics, and culture. Its English level is quite high, but don’t worry — in this post,…
Study English Effectively｜Why the Concise Oxford English Dictionary Is the Best Choice Train Your Brain to Think in English One of the secrets to developing an “English brain” is to think directly in English, without translating into Japanese. To do this, you need to expand your vocabulary. Many people rely on Google search or translation…
How to Study English with The New York Times: Build Your English Brain Discover how to study English effectively by reading The New York Times. Learn practical tips on improving reading skills, building vocabulary, and training your “English brain” while enjoying real news and culture. Why Reading The New York Times Helps You Learn English…
The Reality of Losing English Fluency After Returning to Japan Meta Description: Many people struggle to maintain their English fluency after returning to Japan. Discover why the “English brain” fades, and learn effective ways to keep your English skills sharp through reading, listening, and daily habits. Why English Fluency Declines After Moving Back to Japa…
Studying Nouns and Noun Clauses: How to Spot Them Quickly Learning to distinguish between nouns and noun clauses is essential for understanding English sentences. Both can serve as the subject of a sentence. For a refresher on grammar basics, see our Part of Speech guide. Subject + Predicate When reading long texts, quickly identifying the…
English Study: Learn Parts of Speech in English In this article, we’ll focus on studying English grammar, specifically Parts of Speech. Think of them as the building blocks of English sentences—similar to the nouns, verbs, and adjectives you learned in school. To truly understand them, we recommend studying Parts of Speech in English, rather than…